New Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend
New Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Apple TV+, Disney+ Hotstar and More

From explosive war dramas to quirky rom-coms, here’s what’s worth your time this weekend

Weekends are made for binging—whether you're cosying up on the couch or going to the theatre. Lucky for you, this week’s entertainment platter is loaded: an airstrike drama, a nail-biting mystery, a charming rom-com, and even a touch of small-town simplicity. Here’s your lineup of what to watch and where to find it. Cancel your plans; you’ll thank me later.

 

10 New Shows and Movies to Binge Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar and Apple TV+ 

 

Sky Force
Where to Watch: Theatres

 

 

This historical war drama takes flight with Akshay Kumar leading the charge. Set against the backdrop of the Indo-Pakistani air war of 1965, Sky Force recreates India's first airstrike on Pakistan's Sargodha airbase. Expect gripping performances from an ensemble cast, including Veer Pahariya, Sara Ali Khan, and Nimrat Kaur. Prepare for turbulence—both emotional and cinematic.

 

 

Flight Risk
Where to Watch: Theatres

 

 

Mark Wahlberg stars in this high-octane thriller as a deputy US Marshal who escorts a government witness to trial. Things take a dangerous turn when the plane’s pilot becomes a hitman. Co-starring Topher Grace and Michelle Dockery, Flight Risk guarantees an adrenaline-packed ride with twists at every altitude.

 

 

Hisaab Barabar
Where to Watch: ZEE5

 

 

R Madhavan plays an upright railway ticket inspector who stumbles upon a financial scam while investigating his bank account anomalies. Featuring Neil Nitin Mukesh, this satirical social drama combines razor-sharp commentary with intrigue. Think Jolly LLB, but with an honest TTE at the centre.

 

 

Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In
Where to Watch: Theatres

 

 

This Chinese action-drama takes you into the gritty, chaotic world of the Walled City—a haven for criminals and refugees. Chaos brews when a young man’s haunting past catches up with him: equal parts suspense and action, this one’s for fans of layered storytelling with explosive climaxes.

 

 

Sweet Dreams
Where to Watch: Disney+ Hotstar

 

 

Mithila Palkar and Amol Parashar star in this whimsical rom-com where two strangers’ lives are intertwined after they dream about each other. With quirky chemistry and a plot straight out of dreamland, Sweet Dreams is a feel-good watch perfect for those who love light-hearted romances.

 

 

Sivarapalli
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video

 

 

This Telugu adaptation of Panchayat takes the hilarity of rural governance to a remote village in Telangana. An engineering graduate reluctantly becomes a Panchayat Secretary, leading to comedic yet heartwarming moments. Relatable and deeply funny, Sivarapalli promises a slice-of-life binge.

 

 

The Sand Castle
Where to Watch: Netflix

 

 

A family stranded on a deserted island struggles to survive in The Sand Castle. But this isn’t your average survival tale—hidden secrets and a haunting past add layers to the narrative. Directed by Matty Brown, this mystery thriller will have you glued to the edge of your couch.

 

 

Shafted
Where to Watch: Netflix

 

 

Set in Paris, this new romantic comedy follows four middle-aged men juggling careers, love lives, and the occasional existential crisis. With charm, wit, and just the right amount of chaos, Shafted will leave you laughing and, quite possibly, texting your buddies to reminisce about simpler times.

 

 

Harlem (Season 3)
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video

 

 

Harlem is back for its final season, diving deeper into the lives of four ambitious women navigating love, careers, and friendship in New York’s vibrant Harlem neighbourhood. Tackling themes of motherhood, singlehood, and everything in between, this is a satisfying end to an empowering series.

 

 

The Night Agent (Season 2)
Where to Watch: Netflix

 

 

The spy thriller returns with higher stakes and fresh faces. Peter Sutherland must uncover a CIA mole, facing global conspiracies alongside Rose Larkin. With an intense plot and standout performances by Brittany Snow and Gabriel Basso, The Night Agent is a rollercoaster of espionage thrills.

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